Patient's question:
Okay, here is the translation following your instructions:Okay, five days without a bowel movement. Doesn't cry, doesn't complain, same as usual.
Previous treatment history and effectiveness: A while ago, I didn't have a bowel movement for seven days. The doctor prescribed medication and glycerin suppositories, and it was fine. Now it's happening again.
What kind of help do you want: I don't know what the reason is?? Can I use the previous medication again? Can I take medicine after just getting a vaccination?
Doctor's answer:
Constipation in infants and young children is a common condition, mostly functional constipation. To help infants and young children develop good bowel habits: go to the toilet at fixed times every day, try to relax during bowel movements, establish a stable biological clock to prevent feces from accumulating and hardening; drink more water, increase the intake of fiber. Eat more coarse grains, fruits, and fresh vegetables. Foods high in fiber include wheat bran, rough processed grains, and cooked beans.